It’s a common but frightening driving scenario: the vehicle in front of you suddenly stops, forcing you to slam on the brakes in order to avoid a collision. Fortunately, you come to a halt just before striking the vehicle ahead, because you left plenty of space...
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The Statute of Limitations for Truck Accident Claims in Maryland
After being injured in a truck accident, rest and recovery should be your top priorities. However, if you intend to take legal action by filing an injury lawsuit, there are certain deadlines you must be aware of. One of the most important deadlines, called the...
When Failure to Diagnose Becomes Medical Malpractice in Maryland
Some of the most unsettling cases our law office evaluates are those involving the failure of a physician to diagnose a medical condition. Usually, we see these cases at a heartbreaking point, especially when death occurs or at a juncture when medical complications...
Can I Sue for a Brachial Plexus Injury in Baltimore, MD?
Brachial plexus injuries cause severe nerve damage that impairs mobility. The reason people file a lawsuit for an injury of this nature is to recover economic and personal losses, called damages. The damages have to be tangible in that they can be identified and there...
Signs of Bruising After Childbirth
After traveling through the mother’s birth canal, it is normal for an infant to have some bruises. However, there are times when the bruising an infant suffered is severe. The causes of serious bruises can sometimes be linked to negligence on the part of the...
Suing for Paralysis or Death Caused by Spinal Cord Stimulator Complications in Maryland
Chronic back and radiating leg pain is one of the more debilitating and agonizing conditions facing many Americans today. Those suffering from longstanding nerve pain typically initially attempt a myriad of conservative treatment measures to treat their pain...
